The Fugu that laid down the tradition of "persuading a hundred to satirize one" and "playing elegantly at the end of the song".

Sima Xiangru's "The Hunting of the Son of Heaven", which includes two pieces, "Zixu Fu" and "Shanglin Fu", represents the highest achievement of Han's great fugue. Sima Xiangru in the two Fu basically stipulates the pattern of the Han Dynasty Fu: first of all, the rhetoric is piled up in a row, and it is extremely exaggerated and beautifully decorated, and then it ends with the satirical admonition that lechery is enough to kill the country, and benevolence and righteousness are bound to prosper the country, and it casts a "persuade a hundred to satirize the one" system.